Tomás Aranda, Boca’s reserve youngster catching Colón’s eye | OneFootball

Tomás Aranda, the promising 18-year-old midfielder who plays in Boca Juniors' reserve team, is reportedly being eyed by Colón to strengthen their squad for the 2026 season in the Primera Nacional. He recently signed his first professional contract with the club and stood out as a key figure in the youth teams of the Xeneize.

Details of his career at Boca

Current team: Aranda is part of Boca Juniors' Reserve team and has occasionally trained with the First Division squad.

Recent achievements: He was a standout figure in the final of the Torneo Proyección Clausura, which Boca won on penalties, and also in the Trofeo de Campeones de Reserva.

Reserve statistics: During the Torneo Proyección Clausura, he played 20 matches and scored 3 goals. Playing Style: He is a vertical, skillful, and creative playmaker, known for his dribbling and long-range shooting.

Sports media and fans consider him one of the great promises of Boca's youth academy, with a promising future in the First Division, and he could be loaned to the Sabalero to gain more playing time.

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